The Warriors track and field girls capped off an undefeated Citrus Coast League dual meet season with a 112-17 victory over the Malibu Sharks, while the boys also claimed the team victory 85-31.
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Carpinteria baseball is now in prime position to seal a CIF playoff berth after winning two out of three games in the past week to move to 7-7 overall on the season.
Carpinteria’s swimmers had a dominant showing on Senior Day on April 17, sweeping all eight individual events and relay events at Carpinteria Community Pool to take both the boys team competition (116-47) and girls competition (112-42) over the visiting Hueneme Vikings.
Warriors softball had an uphill battle this year, starting out 1-7 in the beginning of the season. But Carpinteria found its rhythm in the last few weeks of the year, winning the final three games of the year to finish the season with a 5-9 overall record.
Cate baseball clinched a spot in the CIF playoffs with a 14-2 win over Villanova Prep on Friday, April 19. It is the first time since 2019 that the Rams will take part in the CIF playoffs.
After suffering a non-league loss to Simi Valley on April 17, Carpinteria boys tennis got right back in the win column in the final match of the year against Nordhoff on April 19, where the Warriors clinched the Citrus Coast League title with a 10-8 win over the Rangers.
On a stormy Saturday on April 13, Carpinteria track and field hosted 50 teams for the 104th annual Russell Cup at Carpinteria Valley Memorial Stadium, where athletes, coaches and volunteers battled through wind and rain for a long day of competition.
Cate baseball extended its win streak to five games and improved to 3-0 in the Frontier League with a few more wins over Santa Clara and Villanova in the past week.
Warriors baseball picked up its fourth and fifth win of the season with back-to-back victories over Nordhoff on April 10 and April 12.
Carpinteria’s swim teams easily handled a dual meet against Channel Islands on April 10, with the boys winning 134-24 and the girls taking the win 101-12. Both the Warriors boys and girls won every varsity event in the meet, including the team relays.
Carpinteria boys tennis improved to 10-4 overall and 9-2 in the Citrus Coast League with two more wins in the past week. The Warriors defeated Channel Islands 13-5 on April 11, and then beat the league’s first-place team Malibu 13-5 on April 16, making it nine straight wins for Carpinteria.
Carpinteria softball headed into spring break on a high note, with the Warriors earning their second win of the year in a high-scoring Citrus Coast League battle against Channel Islands back on March 19.
Members of the Monday, April 1 Aqua Aerobics class at the Carpinteria Swimming Pool sport matching rash guards; according to class member Becki Norton, the class meets every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10–11 a.m.; workouts focus on stretching, toning, cardio and strength training.
Carpinteria boys volleyball returned from spring break ready for a busy week with three matches, and the Warriors pulled away with two wins to advance to 7-7 on the season.
The Warriors baseball team got back into the win column, winning two out of its last three to advance to 3-6 overall on the season.
After Carpinteria boys tennis defeated Hueneme 15-3 on April 2, both teams prepared for a rematch one week later on April 9. In this match, Hueneme put up a much tougher fight, but it was still the Warriors who came out on top by a final tally of 11-7.
Cate baseball won three games in a row to begin the month of April, rolling through opponents Newbury Park Adventist (19-9), Bishop Diego (15-1) and Santa Clara (6-2) to advance to a season record of 8-3.
It was a tale of two meets in two days for Carpinteria’s swim program. When the Warriors faced Fillmore on April 3, the Warriors swimmers dominated every event, sweeping the boys and girls races and taking both team titles. But the next day on April 4, Carpinteria had a tougher time against …
Carpinteria track and field hosted Cate, Foothill Tech and Thacher high schools for a four-way meet on Wednesday, March 27; although Foothill Technology came out on top in both the boys and girls team scores, the Warriors athletes provided some highlights on the day.
The Carpinteria AYSO girls 14-and-under team “Carp United” competed in the Western State Finals on Saturday, March 16, in Lake Forest, taking a second-place finish. With the second-place run, the Carp United girls now have the highest finish of any Carpinteria AYSO team in history.
The Carpinteria boys tennis team shook off the spring break rust and continued its hot streak by beating Hueneme, 15-3, in a Citrus Coast League match on Tuesday, April 2. With the win, the Warriors have now won six matches in a row.
Cate baseball’s five-game win streak came to an end with an 8-0 loss to Valley Christian Academy on Thursday, March 28. Cate is now 5-3 overall.
It’s nothing new, but the fact that women continue to shatter records and break barriers in sports over the past decade is awe-inspiring.
Carpinteria track and field hosted the visiting Santa Paula Cardinals for a Citrus Coast League dual meet on Thursday, March 21. After a busy day of events, the Warriors girls remained undefeated in league meets with a 97-37 victory and the Warriors boys fell in an 86-49 overall loss.
Cate’s baseball team returned from spring break on a two-game win streak, and the Rams extended that streak to five in a row after picking up three high-scoring wins against Ojai Valley and Villanova Prep.
Warriors baseball had a challenging two-game series against the Citrus Coast leading Santa Paula Cardinals this week, with Carpinteria losing both games and dropping to 1-5 overall on the season.
The Carpinteria boys tennis team continued to find a way to win this week, taking two victories over Channel Islands and Bishop Diego to extend the Warriors’ win streak to five in a row. With the two wins, Carpinteria is now 6-4 overall and 5-2 in the Citrus Coast League.
Carpinteria’s swim program took on Santa Paula on March 26 for a head-to-head meet, and despite having a large portion of the Warriors swimmers out for Spring Break, both the boys and girls teams managed to pull away with overall wins for the day.
Registration for the city of Carpinteria’s summer swim lessons and skate camp opens April 1, the city announced last week.
Carpinteria baseball faced a talented Hueneme team for a home-and-away series last week, with the Vikings coming away victorious in both games. With the two losses, the Warriors are now 1-3 overall and 0-2 in the Citrus Coast League.
Carpinteria’s track and field athletes had a strong showing in a dual meet against Hueneme on Thursday, March 14, with the Warriors girls and boys both pulling out overall victories in the league competition.
Just before Spring Break, Cate’s baseball team earned its second win of the year in dramatic fashion, scoring seven runs in one inning to finish a comeback win over Nordhoff, 7-5.
Warriors softball played two games in the past week, with Carpinteria lighting up the scoreboard and scoring at least 10 runs in both games.
Carpinteria’s boys and girls swimmers continued a dominant season with two more dual meet wins against Malibu and Santa Ynez.
After grabbing a second win of the year on March 12, the Warriors kept up the momentum with two more league wins over Malibu on March 14 and Nordhoff on March 15, moving to 4-4 overall and 4-2 in the Citrus Coast League.
After dropping two losses to Channel Islands and Malibu last week, Carpinteria boys volleyball got back into the win column with a hard-fought 3-0 sweep over Hueneme on Tuesday, March 19.
Carpinteria boys tennis moved to 2-4 overall after splitting two league matches against Hueneme and Channel Islands.
Carpinteria hosted Nordhoff for a dual swim meet, and the Warriors boys and girls both picked up wins in convincing fashion, with the boys winning 110-50 and girls by a score of 82-53.
In a rare night baseball game on the road against the Foothill Tech in Ventura, Carpinteria gave up an early lead and the Warriors fell to the Dragons by a final score of 9-4.
Carpinteria headed to Santa Ynez for a non-league track and field meet on Thursday, March 7, where Santa Ynez pulled away in both the boys and girls competitions.
Warriors softball dropped to 1-5 overall after losing three straight games against Nordhoff, Bishop Diego and Santa Paula.
After starting the season on a three-game skid, Carpinteria boys volleyball has turned it around, winning four matches in a row to move to 4-3 overall. The Warriors had an especially impressive performance over the past week, rolling through three opponents in three straight 3-0 sweeps in a …
After getting off to an 0-3 start to the season, Carpinteria boys tennis grabbed its first win of the year in an 11-7 victory over defending league champion Nordhoff on Tuesday, March 5.
Carpinteria brought an army of swimmers – with 18 boys and 14 girls – to the eight-team Raider Relays at a rainy Hueneme High School on Friday, March 1, where the Warriors swimmers dominated in almost every possible category on the day.
After suffering a few tough losses to start the season, Carpinteria boys volleyball earned its first win of the year in a 3-0 sweep over Cabrillo High School on Thursday, Feb. 29.
Cate school is in the thick of spring sports, with a jam-packed week of action in boys tennis, boys volleyball, swimming and lacrosse.
Carpinteria track and field hosted a dual meet against Nordhoff on Feb. 29; both the Warriors boys and girls came out on top, and several athletes set new personal records.
The Carpinteria Boys & Girls Club All Stars fifth to sixth grade team won the regional All Star Tournament at Santa Barbara High School on Saturday, Feb. 24. The team, coached by Jason Himeon and Rosendo Aispuro, won three games to make it to the finals. In the championship game, the Car…
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Carpinteria hosted the first track and field meet of the year with the Rincon Races on Saturday, Feb. 24. Teams from five different schools competed in dozens of events, and when all was said and done the Warriors girls came out in first place, while the boys finished tied for fourth place overall.
Carpinteria softball opened the season by hosting the Third Annual Carpinteria Invitational on Saturday, Feb. 24. The Warriors split two games on the day, recovering from a 0-5 loss to Viewpoint by grabbing their first win of the year 8-1 over Nipomo.
Carpinteria boys tennis was forced to reschedule and postpone early matches due to rainy weather, but the Warriors got the season started late this month with two matches against Villanova and Malibu.
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